Savvy gardeners rarely throw anything away - rather they choose to reclaim, recycle, salvage and reuse vintage materials in ...

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A reader at frugal finance blog Get Rich Slowly suggests shredding your junk mail and using it to mulch your garden. To avoid killing your garden with inks and metals leeching off the shredded ...

In this video, I review 20 new gardening products from Temu, plus 2 more bonus products at the end. Check out which products ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

» Plant Yo Junk: 6:30-8:30 p.m. May 12 (sold out) and 19 at Mayflower Greenhouse, 726 Airport Drive, Hobart. Bring in your favorite flea market find or raid your attic for something to use as a ...

As a professional organizer who’s had her hands in many junk drawers, I can easily tell you what the common clutter offenders are in most households. I can also tell that it’s possible to avoid having ...

Pigeons, with their penchant for seeds, grains and plants, may find your garden an attractive dining spot, but you can scare them away using simple household items or even rubbish. Dealing with birds ...